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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin discussed the latest Syrian Developments on the phone, said Kremlin.

Turkey and Russia have agreed on the details of a ceasefire in Syria’s Idlib region after four days of talks in Ankara, Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar said on Friday 13 March. Joint patrols along a key highway will begin on Sunday 15 March as planned.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Vershinin met with Iran's envoy to Moscow Kazem Jalali and briefed Tehran on recent talks between Russian and Turkish leaders on Syria's Idlib.

Turkish and Russian presidents, Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Vladimir Putin, agreed on Thursday in Moscow on a ceasefire arrangement in Idlib, with the city of Idlib close to being captured by the advancing Syrian government forces.

Turkey and Russia have agreed a ceasefire from midnight local time in Syria's north-western Idlib province in a bid to avoid a major escalation.

The Presidents of Russia and Turkey held a meeting in Moscow to discuss the latest developments in Syria's Idlib and finding ways to ease the current situation.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's visit to Russia aims to reach an immediate cease-fire in Syria's restive province of Idlib, Turkey's presidential spokesman said Wednesday.

Foreign Ministry has described the US delegation's visit to Idlib in northern Syria as furtive robbery.

The top UN humanitarian official for Syria said Tuesday the crisis in northwest Idlib where nearly one million people have fled to avoid escalating hostilities is "probably the biggest crisis we have in the world today."

One Turkish soldier has been killed and nine wounded in an attack by Syrian government forces in northwest Syria's Idlib region, the Turkish Defense Ministry said on Tuesday 3 March.

Tehran (IP) - Iran's Government Spokesman said that Tehran is worried about the Astana agreement because it sees it as an appropriate bedrock to resolve problems, adding Iran's offer to hold talks over Idlib is to make readiness for further cooperation based on the Astana agreement.

Following the heavy and bloody clashes between Turkish and Syrian forces in the northwest of Syria, diplomatic endeavors speed-up to find a peaceful solution for Idlib and de-escalate the situation.

Syrian Army announced that the airspace over the northwestern region in Syria, particularly over Idlib province has been closed, and any aircraft that violates the Syrian airspace will be considered as a hostile aircraft that must be downed and prevented from achieving its hostile goals.

Turkey’s president spoke via telephone with his French counterpart about the recent situation in Idlib, northwestern Syria, the Turkish Communications Directorate announced early Sunday 1 March.

Tehran (IP) - Iranian President Rouhani has told his Turkish counterpart Erdogan that innocent people should be protected in Syria's Idlib province.

Tehran (IP) - Iranian Foreign Ministry called on Russia and Turkey to observe Astana peace process in Syria's Idlib to solve unrest.

The Syrian Arab Army units have advanced further in Idlib southern countryside, liberating 15 villages from the terrorists and inflicting heavy losses on them.

The Syrian army late Monday advanced in southern "Adlib" province, north of the country, reclaiming the villages of Ma'aret Hurmah, Maarzita and Jbala from terrorist occupation.

Syrian government forces, backed by allied fighters from popular defense groups, have advanced in the battles against foreign-sponsored Takfiri militants in the country’s northwestern province of Idlib, wresting full control over a number of villages.

Syrian state media says all crew members of downed military helicopter killed as Syrian government forces advance on the militant-held region in the northwest of Syria.